How do I check if "animation" is overlapping object

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  • I can't seem to figure out how to do a condition for if animation is overlapping object than do this..

    I.E. I am trying to have an explosion animation trigger damage on another object but cannot use the "is overlapping object" since the explosion is a separate animation.

    Is there no way to do something like "object's animation is overlapping > object" ??

  • The sprite is the object overlapping. Just add the extra condition "Sprite.Is playing" with the animation name.

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  • - Did you try this:

    (Pick by Comparison: Sprite1.Animation Name = "Animation1") & Is overlapping Object(Sprite2)

  • The sprite is the object overlapping. Just add the extra condition "Sprite.Is playing" with the animation name.

    Thanks for the response

    Yeah I knew about the object is playing condition, only I have that one object doing multiple things, but yeah I had to find a work around using instance variables, but thanks!

  • - Did you try this:

    (Pick by Comparison: Sprite1.Animation Name = "Animation1") & Is overlapping Object(Sprite2)

    Yeah, that was one of the first things I tried which just refused to work for me, than I ended up using the object is overlapping and that seemed to work.

    Regardless I think I have it fixed

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